Bond University

Bond is a very student centered university. There are always enough educators to ask your questions and to learn from and network with. They provide a lot of materials but it will be up to you to access that material and use it to the fullest. The program is full of professors that have your full interest in mind. Ask them, network with them, and learn from them!

A university that puts students first. The teaching staff are very personable and give you all the support you need to succeed. Also the campus is beautiful. The program does an excellent job at teaching the hands-on practical skills, which give you the greatest opportunity to learn. The instructors are very personable and supportive, and promote a very engaging learning environment. Take advantage of the time to utilize your practical skills and all the knowledgeable clinical educators at your disposal.

Bond has the most beautiful campus I have ever seen. The professors are amazing and they make the learning fun and thought provoking. I love that the Juris Doctor program at Bond has small class sizes that allow for hands on learning.

Facilities are beautiful, new buildings with lots of new things for us to use to support our learning. The educators are so supportive, honestly The educators are so supportive, honestly the best part of the course is the relationships that you are able to build. You are made to feel so comfortable with asking questions and feel that you are in a safe learning environment.

Private university including brand new Sports Health campus with new rooms and equipment for medical team. Small class sizes and student oriented learning. The small class size is helpful with more learning and hands-on practice in labs. It is a very fast paced program with 3 semesters a year with limited breaks between semesters.

Small classes at Bond. Educators that care about you. Bond is very hands on practical focused. I don’t like the additional costs such as placements. It’s necessary, but it would be nice to know prior that I would be funding relocation for placement.

I like the campus, the facilities. I dislike that not a lot of equipment and merchandise is included in the program. Program is fantastic, big workload but worth it in the end. Review your anatomy beforehand.

Class sizes are ideal. 65 of us total is great because we always have between 4-7 profs helping us out. Profs are great as well. Likes: Brand new facilities, amazing professors across a variety of different professions/locations and experiences. The profs go above and beyond and I feel like they genuinely care about our well being. Work load is intense but through the lectures, labs, tutorials etc great marks can be achievable. Dislikes: Very expensive to begin with but then they make you buy some of the equipment. You would hope that with the cost we pay they would include some of the equipment we need. Make sure physio is actually the profession you want to do. There are a few people in our class who have stopped showing up consistently as they have lost interest in the program/career. Don’t be afraid to reach out to us when we are 2nd years, next year. We would all be more than happy to help out with any questions about the program, accommodation and just adjusting to life in AUS.

Facilities on campus are amazing, best university I have ever been to. Educators are amazing and small class sizes are extremely beneficial to the overall learning experience. I like the class sizes, course material, teaching methods, and the instructors are amazing. Get ready to have the time of your life, whilst learning from the top minds in the profession. Make friends and remember to enjoy your time. Explore this wonderful country.

Love the close knit, small program size that contributes to VERY VERY individualized education. Free student therapy and easy access to medical and other support services. Nothing much that I dislike – other than the price but that’s the cost of being an international student! Small groups mean one on one relationships with professors which help with ensuring you are really learning. What I dislike is that we only have two very long placement blocks instead of a bunch of short ones – less chance to try different areas.

Great professors that know you by name and are looking out for you, great facilities, new friends, accelerates program that is fast pace. I like the instructors, overall material learned thus far and the way it is taught. Not a fan of certain subjects within the program but they are mandatory no matter where u take the degree but the professors make it fun.

Like: lots of workout classes and nice facilities; the class sizes and practical skills assessments that prepare us to be lawyers. Be prepared to read a lot.

Small class sizes, lots of facilities and services for students. Program is more expensive than others though. Profs genuinely want you to do well and want to get to know you.

Facilities (10/10), help services (10/10).  Countless resources available to students. I dislike short tutorial classes (1h) and long lectures (2h). Should be reversed.

It is a good [university]! I like the campus and the facilities. I find the instructors/profs very knowledgeable. I don’t like the pacing of the courses, I find some need much more time and others could be shortened.

Easy to access services, small class sizes, friendly and enjoyable campus personnel and activities …the staff is amazing and courses are engaging and interesting.

I value how personalized the Master of Occupational Therapy program at Bond University was and how it has shaped me into the professional and resilient Occupational Therapist I am today. The learning experience is diverse; small class sizes and community partnerships allow for rewarding hands-on, practical experience and a chance to explore unique individual interests and career pathways. The thought of moving internationally is daunting but Bond provided an amazing support system of like-minded students that turned into friendships and professors who are approachable, passionate about the profession and advocate for student success, academically and on a personal level.

Great university, just as oztrekk explained! Small classes with lots of time to participate.

Yes, it is a beautiful campus. the social life there is phenomenal and makes me wish I was still a party guy, but the smaller class sizes makes keeping up with programs and finding mentors within the school super easy. This really is exactly what I want to do and I am learning things that I always wished I could have been.

It is a good environment with lots of resources that students have access to. Most of the professors are very committed to our success and learning process.

Yes I do like Bond University. Top notch education and the teacher to student ratio makes it a great learning environment. The program is difficult but I love the profession …I am enjoying the program.  Be sure to refresh your anatomy and do a bit of prep work in the coming months of your departure. It will make a world of difference.

So far I am enjoying Bond, the staff are the kindest people I have ever met and the campus is absolutely stunning. I am enjoying it so far. There are small classes which helps facilitate my learning, the professors are nice and welcoming.

I love the small class sizes and all the close interactions with professor as it helps to facilitate better learning.

I love my uni and the program. It’s very challenging and intense and hard (although that’s expected on any law school) but there are so many opportunities and support given.

I love the small community feel to the university, all of the professors know you by name and are there to help you succeed.

Bond is great! The facilitators and teachers are very personable and the teacher to student ratio is so good! It’s a fast paced course so sometimes I feel so far behind and unable to stay caught up.

Both campuses are great. The main campus is absolutely beautiful if most of your classes are there. The staff do care about your physiotherapy process here, which is hard to find.